Just listening to Garry Birtles on Garibaldi Red.
Garry likes an "and rightly so" at the end of a sentence, but I've never heard him use an "and wrongly so" before.
And rightly so.
Just listening to Garry Birtles on Garibaldi Red.
Garry likes an "and rightly so" at the end of a sentence, but I've never heard him use an "and wrongly so" before.
And rightly so.
I have a football friend who likes a "to be fair". He's a copper, so maybe a good one, if fairness is always on his mind?
It's significantly better than "rightfully so" when "rightly so" would be correct, and vice versa.